Indian Maoists kill 13 policemen in Chhattisgarh

[Spike]

aoists have killed three senior members of a civil militia movement who they had abducted last week from a government-run relief camp in Chhattisgarh, police said on Wednesday.

The dead men were members of the Salwa Judum, a government-backed movement meant to counter the Maoists.

Their bodies were found in a forested part of the southern Dantewada district, 515 km south of Raipur, with multiple knife wounds on their necks.

"We found three dead bodies lying on a road in Dantewada district late last night," a senior police officer told Reuters by telephone. "The bodies were identified on Wednesday as senior cadres of the Salwa Judum movement."

Around 50,000 people have left their homes to live in relief camps run by the Salwa Judum in southern Chhattisgarh, the worst affected state by the Maoist insurgency.

Last month, rebels carried out one of their deadliest attacks in four decades of insurgency when they attacked a police base in Chhattisgarh and killed 55 policemen.

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This is fantastic news. The landlords' goons should be killed wherever encountered.

[sexyguy]

Hundreds of millions scratching a living in absolute poverty struggling day in and day out against vicious feudal “bonded ” slave conditions in what cynical imperialist apologists call “the worlds the biggest ‘democracy’”, are fighting back, with only miserable recourses, to inflict increasingly more inspiring defeats against mercenary goons, state pensioned thugs and their land grabbing capitalist masters in Delhi, London and Washington. Defeats and setbacks for imperialist crisis violence is what will inspire greater revolutionary consciousness everywhere.

[Spirit of Spartacus]

With time, we'll spread the flames of revolutionary class war into Pakistan and Bangladesh too.

Over the next few decades, South Asia is going to become a hotspot for revolutionary anti-imperialist movements.

Anyhow, the extermination of 13 enemies of the people calls for a little celebration. :D


Naxalbari Lal Salaam!

Bhagat Singh Shaheed zindabad!

Inquilab Zindabad!



Salwa Judum Murdabad!

Samraj murdabad!

[sexyguy]

Originally posted by Spirit of [email protected] 28, 2007 02:46 pm
With time, we'll spread the flames of revolutionary class war into Pakistan and Bangladesh

Yes, as the ‘overproduction’ crisis drives imperialism into more frenzied warmongering chaos, we are going to see more of what the poor ruthlessly exploited and tortured masses of the planet think about “democracy” and “human rights”.

[RedArmyFaction]

This is great news. I'm pleased that my Maoist comrades are standing up to the evil bourgeorsie fools. A socialist revolution in India is what we need to combat all the social and economic injustices faced by the peasantry and the prolateriat at the hands of their masters. What we need is a dictatorship of the prolatariat.
However, India is still a developing country at the early stages of capitalism so the conditions are not right to impose full Marxist principles on the country. This is a problem that Lenin faced when the revolution happened

[Spirit of Spartacus]

@ sexyguy


Yes, as the ‘overproduction’ crisis drives imperialism into more frenzied warmongering chaos, we are going to see more of what the poor ruthlessly exploited and tortured masses of the planet think about “democracy” and “human rights”.

Precisely.



@ RedArmyFaction:



However, India is still a developing country at the early stages of capitalism so the conditions are not right to impose full Marxist principles on the country. This is a problem that Lenin faced when the revolution happened

A radical solution to the peasant question is the first requirement for progress in South Asia. The peasantry here has to play a role which is just as important as that of the urban proletariat.

[sexyguy]

Spirit,

On your blog, what is: Mitti pao! ?